Anyone use a controller(even the motionjoy program) to play Neverwinter Online?
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vertualolMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 24Arc User
edited February 2013
Havn't tried yet but I can give it a go and get back to you.
Edit: Plugged in a controller and it worked instantly, might need to use motionjoy and fiddle with the hotkeys but it does work. I couldn't seem to roll or use my r ability, but thats easily fixable.
Sittn back wth controller, chattin "enjoyn adult beverages" on vent sounds epic. Maybe a cigar. Maybe we can tempt greats like Paul S. Kemp to join us.
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blodbadMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 1Arc User
Anyone use a controller(even the motionjoy program) to play Neverwinter Online?
Tried it, didnt seem like all abilities where bound to buttons and you had to use the mouse/keyboard a lot. The ingame help and interface didnt update to tell you what buttons did what either.
Seemed unfinished but i could have messed something up just as well.
Haven't tried since i'm not in this weeks stress test. It would be nice if NWO had an early open beta for a couple days as to reassure this game isn't just more <font color="orange">HAMSTER</font> which I'm sure it is after hearing every review on the planet. art department, learn how to beat up on nerds who have no idea how to design, and vice versa. btw catch up to the times... MMOs are going to be tps action oriented, i'll put money on that.
Tried it, didnt seem like all abilities where bound to buttons and you had to use the mouse/keyboard a lot. The ingame help and interface didnt update to tell you what buttons did what either.
Seemed unfinished but i could have messed something up just as well.
Good deal, I dont mind having to use the mouse for interface changes but as long as i can solely use the controller for combat im good to go.
If its anything like CO you should be able to move your powers to the power bar sections that the joypad uses. Pulling trigers should allow you to use other sections of said powerbar. Just like CO and STO.
I've been using an Xbox 360 controller and I love it. Few bugs/glitches that I'm sure will get worked out but overall definately my first choice for controls.
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magic5Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 13Arc User
edited February 2013
If you guys figure out how to get all the combat controlls (R and the dailies, as well as the "tab" action) PLEASE PM me instructions haha. I tried and couldnt figure it out...
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vertualolMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 24Arc User
edited February 2013
R was Q+E at the same time. Didnt find out the tab or dailies though
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iamtruthseekerMember, Moonstars, Neverwinter Beta UsersPosts: 0Arc User
First, here is a list of some basic commands available in NW. This is by no means complete. Its just the commands available in the Keybinds section of the game's Options panel.
MOVEMENT AND CAMERA
Forward /+Actionforward
Backwards /+Actionbackward
Move left /+Actionleft
Move right /+Actionright
Jump /+up
Utility Power /+tacticalSpecial
Auto-run /++autoforward
Zoom out /CamZoomOut
Zoom in /CamZoomIn
Toggle Inspect Mode /camTogglePlayerInspect
Toggle cursor mode /++suspendForcedMouselookAndStopMoving
Put the text file into the Live folder in your Neverwinter install directory. Log into the game and type "/bind_load_file nwxbox.txt" into the chat bar without the quotes. You can remove the config later by typing "/unbind_all".
In this config the x and b buttons are your left and right At-Will powers. The a button is jump and the y button is the interact and loot key. The left stick is movement and the right stick is camera and reticle control. The left stick button summons your mount and the right stick button calls up the map.
If you hold down the left trigger, the x, y, and b buttons are your Encounter powers. Left trigger plus a is the Invoke ability.
Left shoulder button plus x or b are your Daily powers. Left shoulder plus a button is the special class power (Stealth, Channel Divinity, etc.). Left shoulder plus y is still interact and loot.
Right trigger plus x, y, and b is Item 1, Item 2, and Item 3. Right trigger plus a is inventory.
Right shoulder button plus x, y, and b is window clicks 1, 2, and 3. Right shoulder plus a is push-to-talk.
The D-Pad is your class-based utility power (roll for Rogue, shield for Guardian Fighter, etc).
Make sure that you have Xbox controller enabled and joystick disabled in the Controller section of the Options panel.
Make sure that you have the latest Xbox controller drivers for Windows.
If you have a controller.cfg file in your NW Live folder you may need to delete it or move it out of that directory. I couldn't get any of my bindings to stick until I did.
If you run into a problem where the chat window sometimes hogs focus and you find the right stick won't do anything but scroll up and down chat it can usually be fixed by going into the keybind options and just clicking OK without changing anything. Alternately, you can rebind the sticks with a bind file. Create a file named fixcam.txt with the following commands in it:
CameraY Ry
CameraX Rx
bind_load_file nwxbox.txt
Also place this file in the Live folder. You apply the fix by typing "/bind_load_file fixcam.txt" into the chat bar without the quotes. I had to do it every time I zoned so I bound this to the Start button on my controller by adding the following line to the end of my nwxbox.txt file:
why wouldn't u just edit the existing controller .cfg file and remove whats there and add what u suggested
below ...that way the game is using the designed file and u avoid problem issues with updates in future etc?
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Edit: Plugged in a controller and it worked instantly, might need to use motionjoy and fiddle with the hotkeys but it does work. I couldn't seem to roll or use my r ability, but thats easily fixable.
Ty. I actually use Motionjoy to play Planetside 2. I prefer a controller for action games. I use a PS3 controller for Skyrim on the PC.
Tried it, didnt seem like all abilities where bound to buttons and you had to use the mouse/keyboard a lot. The ingame help and interface didnt update to tell you what buttons did what either.
Seemed unfinished but i could have messed something up just as well.
Good deal, I dont mind having to use the mouse for interface changes but as long as i can solely use the controller for combat im good to go.
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